Hiroshima Experience Program: Dedication of "Thousand Cranes"

Following the death of Sadako Sasaki, who was exposed to the atomic bomb, a movement was started to create a statue to comfort the spirits of children who died in the bombing and build peace. The Children's Peace Monument was completed in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park with donations from all over the country. This story then spread around the world, and even today, folded paper cranes are offered to the Children's Peace Monument from all over Japan and the world. Program contents: Explanation of the Children's Peace Monument, folding paper cranes, commemorative photography, and a "thousand paper cranes" offering. * Please contact us at least 40 days before the event. * Please contact us for pricing.